Sometimes the most important things occur virtually unnoticed, while people's attention is focused on things of no consequence. Last week, while everyone was glued to his television screen, oohing and ahing over Hurricane Floyd and watching the huge traffic jams of lemmings fleeing the southeastern coastal areas lest they be obliged to do a little wading, much more dangerous and sinister doings than wind, rain, and high tides were afoot, but hardly anyone noticed. The Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington was holding a public hearing and listening to suggestions from various pressure groups on ways to eliminate free speech on the Internet.

So without the least bit of evidence that Politically Incorrect web sites on the Internet have any connection to terrorism, why did the Jews and the politicians bother to have this hearing? Why try to persuade anyone that the Internet is a "terrorism tutor" when it plainly isn't? What's the point? The point is that the Jews aren't concerned about the Internet as a so-called "terrorism tutor"; that is just a smoke-screen. What they are concerned about is keeping inconvenient facts and ideas off the Internet. They don't want to stop terrorism; they want to stop the spread of truth. Until the Internet came along the Jews had a virtual monopoly on the dissemination of ideas and information to the general public. If they wanted to persuade the public that in most interracial crime White males are the aggressors, there was no one to contradict them with the facts. They could report -- over and over and over again, with non-stop coverage -- any interracial crime in which Whites actually were the aggressors and ignore all Black-on-White crimes, which is essentially what they're still doing -- but with the Internet people like me are embarrassing them with the facts. The Jews and the Senators -- Free Speech, October 1999